The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 16, 1897, Page 1

An ad. in the Sun will add to “| THE PADUCAH DAILy SUN. te ' ro TT = VOLUME I1—NUMBER 4 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, T'HURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1897. seized the rope and pulled the body mous comedy dramné “Shadows of o/h j high into the air Great City’? will be presented Mon- BACK 10 WORK Cs 1 SILVER CRAZE COOLING. day night to which ladies will be ad- PROMISED HEARD mitted free when accompanied by one ¥ Crowd at the Silver Camp Meeting a {Paid thirty cent ticket. — Special ‘ cenery is carried foreach production | Ten Tho iner: etur pase gd neta hod tis laees SOUT EERE Ten Thousand Miners Return to Springfield, O. Sept. 15.—The sil- ¢ introduced. Their Mines ‘Today. The Weather Bureau Predicts aj ver camp-meeting arranged to con-|MeGill Case Goes to th st DEMG ‘TI ‘ ) ) ) Jas , ie Jury | FORMER DEMOCRATIC LEADE: - tinue here a Week began today with « ws Ne Cee oe Fall of Thirty Degrees h Today ) x 2 lier assemblage tha oday. | was expected. It ie called a national ’ : the Republicans| WOMEN TAKING A HAND, 14 quart Granite Dish Paus - 5 Tonight. was expected, It is called a national “ape oc free-silver camp-meeting. A number For Councilman at Prineton. | 17 quart Granite Dish P. sx 4se of silver speakers of note are ene 6000 SPEECHES ON BOTH SIDES The Republicans met in conven- : 6 quart Granite Buckets - 24c LATEST FROM VERSAILLES, IND jed for each day. A great tent "tion at Princeton Wednesday and Miners to 8 quart Granite Buckets oh s) «IND, {has been erected on the fair grounds nominated Ben Kaufman, formerly Tool : ; Tee at Sse for the speaking which will seat 6,000 Mt Louisville, for Mayor of Prince. ad © quart Granite Preserve Kettles : 34c and give accommodation for 20,000.{McGIL Looked Stolidly on and] ton, and the following ticket for 12 quart Granite Preserve Kettles 48e 4 5 Seemed Indifferer councilmen: P. J, Foerg, Willi | 6 quart Granite Baking Pans . : [fot alas aa aa er Regs : Kirk. Join ©. Gates, We HL Ricn{ THE HUNTER CASE ON TRIAL. r3 inch Granite Wash Pyns, 5 St. Louis, Sept. pavy rains ik aaa 1g9¢ ings May Occur Pois Woek : . oe ind R. R. Pickering. A great deal 7 inch Granite Tea Ketfle: are falling today, and the great drouth of significance is attached to the nome —— & inet Gaui Gotag ber 63¢ Vietios’ Kclatives seems to be broken. VERDICT AWAITED WITH INTEREST, jination of Mr. Vickering, as he has Pittsburg, Pa, Sept 16.—Th 3 quart Granite Coffee F sa 8 . Sep' 3. —The 34 dranite Coffee Pots Me ks Arvivin been a leader of the Democratic party : THE SOUTHERN SCOURGE. = in this county for twenty yours, aud | Tet strike seems to be over. ‘Ten At ; NGA otldas so the’ Mees efused less than two months ago to ya men returned to work today A full line of Granite Ironware, strictly evidenc nthe McGill case], ‘ is dis 4 ) iy docile was concluded in the circuit court sllow his name on the joint silver in this district alone, ity good OTHER LATE —TELEGR PAID NEWS. } Yellow Fever Slowly Making] yesterday afternoon late, and by this} josie belies he etivee meee for Woman's Work i time tomorrow McGill will_probably | uetifl before the silverite primary,| Hazleton, Pa., Sep 16.—Women Ih Headway know his fate Tiare Were Ait un , this action is taken by his friends | rioters forced 500 men here to autt| Gt. 0 Ha gb So hrware ond Slove 00. one IR HOSE ita blees tb lear.” bal san evidence that his views on the| work today. INCORPORATED. puisville, Se t ie Weather . 8 deem cradle’ ae ioney question have undergone a = : Refugees Fleeing From the South | this was deemed inexpedient and | adical chaage. beady THAT HUNTER CASE 303-307 Broadway. 109-117 N. Third St. bureau predicts a general cold wave vain, thay wate not called “Kindly Observe These Figures.” first qual- tonight, with heavy showers and More , Arguments began this forenoon,} CANDIDATE FOR fall of thirty degrees in tempera patiand: when County Attorney Houser, for R. |i, Now on Trial at Frank. ture. an hour and 4 half, made an eloquent MAY BE MORE LYNCHINGS. re Ito the jury to avenge the al- | Mt George Phelps Wants to Fill] Only one death from yellow fever ed Janene the Vacancy on the Demo- Ai brandy Sept, nee ts Hunter was reported yesterday, but the ap-| | Attorney Kk. Wheeler, for the sratic Tie oriery case was called this morning The Friends of the Verses vies anne eae cases. at ‘yenneg detenes, spoke for ant : crate Tha and the jury sworn, but after that the voints great! ibe al minutes, aod 1 er i+ b ¢ of undertaker Charles} Court adjourned to this afternoon, Venge points greatly increased the alarm it} nent in bebalt aa , avacancy onthe Demo-| The grand? jury is investigating Por Venges the Southern states, The Govern-] This ' ww icket, as he was the regular] the bribery cases and may possibly Sept 16 —It is]ment expert has pronounced eleven] Taylor opened with nom for coroner of the county, |Fetura more indictments, . for the prosecution Oe, ‘he committee will shortly be called DIT EMAIL, Maas time Attoruey Mark Worten was ad-| * fill the vacancy, siaamehsleg fort. tims Saad to be Getting Ready saclles, Lod, believed here that two more lynch-fof the forty suspicious cases at Ed- ings will ootur this week. The rel /wards, Miss., to be yellow fever, and atives of the vivtims are arming th 3 dressing the jury in bebalf of the] Mt George Phelps, who was re- Salves'and are. peepariag {0F vel the city of Jackson, near by, is panic prisoner cently s candidate for magistrate, is Rhoda Bowen ‘to Graves cui’ Tuee: my. | ridue[ stricken, The most stringent quar |” It is likely tn jury will get udidate and today is passing a County. | READ HOW: With every cash purchase of $1 or over trouble yet. a e regulations exist: throughout | the case by nigh petition asking that name be | ou ‘ A a ssiesipy ‘ McGill sat throughout the argu.{S"bstituted on the tick _ Rhoda Rowen, who bas been in the | you can get your picture on ma, Mississippi and Louisiana Gill sat throughout the argu. |r syued on the Hoket forshat of | city noepital suffering from dropey of OF CHARGE. a Button or Pin FREE ‘he woman i ble : . ' numbers, ‘The Gulf states are panic|and — energeticall wasticated his —_ is unable tolwalk wit Quick Werk of the ludiana Mob ; P : #4 te, ' - es ated hi ‘The Coming of the Greatest Shows | Cut S¢PPorts aud 1s a pitiful object to| in the city. All we ask is a visit to our stor 1 stricken, de the fact that as yet |2 " i OWS! behold. In additior “Ik , a visit to our storc, and our prices will tell the rest e Lynehes tt The verdict je awalted with a0 ld. ion to. her physical | well-known photographer, W.G. McF. st, Five Lynehed ina the cases are not numerous and the] itty interest aited with On Earth—A Real Holiday. —|condition, the woman's mind. has| guarantees satisfaction” Bring your aun iH Mie do the work for us, which alone Bunch percentage of deaths very small very one is on the ‘qui vive'’| Dee® Tuined by excessive use of opi- your own shoes, and get ticket, This is the latest {a2 Of ihe oe neo te a8 also ates, | you nothing by buying shoes of i ad of the day. Your picture costs Jackson, Miss j 16—All COBB'S BRIGADE. ne fact that the great Robinson | 4’, she was put aboard the traiu| oklin Bros.’ Shows are com. nor Moaut Says the Guilty |e 1 oa ckuom prevalent at Paducah September, 28. the spectacle elicited many remarks | men Must Be Punished. Ble cds bave S Yuheeh Or ee ane his biggest of all big shows has et sympathy and surprise from by-| a rds have — sane x Preparations a Reuni - sre met wit standers. | Guiteras, the government expert, lias parations for a Reunion | everywhere met with the most en- . a liusiastic eception, t i of T ther eities dont beatate ig prof ANOTHER VICTIM = 321 Broadway : Ver virmed eleven ot yellow at Kuttawa. laiming it the most wonderfal exhi- Sh ageennagt fever, and says there are manly sus-| t to Sout tad. at Pr state structed Dr, {CAPtW. J. Stone Greatly Inter. | bition biped under canvas | In pray Paducah, Ky. an early | r : t r " oint of novelty or in th “ es Oe a t f povelty or in the number of /Of the “Rough on Rats” Poison-| i when five culpr ace a cordon of guards ested in the Affair. (ures, no other amusement enter- tua 2 SS3333339593' ' 4 > Edwards at once county jail were lya , en approneh jt. Tis many ine at Matmanalt« 4s : woe septeventaliv’ Wig SHOWS) Henry Miller, the Father, Dics| Qe OUT IVWU OU | I | | Sf \ lel of the event can be 7 i op wey wf ae ared at Clinton gad Suu iatOnns trig ay f Col nous} of the world, It requires four mas: roading og edge red ¢ Lice soot Aegon 6 acky batter ttawa | sive tr pin tersncyf a pater! From His Ilne \ Was appreciated by all mothers, and was ONE GRAND SUCCESS, both from ae ve ioe, Ww : « Woodville, Mi PE v y |" me soon, Capt, W. J. Stone's om we q ! : ‘ , Fle hl Pe d our point of view and that ot our patrons, We were prepared for the rush, how- PL alle mpany will participate, and] town, four o the moyt thoroughly ever, and if you have uot yet fitted your boy out, come now. 7 t ews @ i ' : , Bert Ande awe 1iso Capt, W, H. Green's, — It is/equipped and handsomely decorated | Henry Miller, the Metropolis man were ued in the cou ! ~200 ’ eee eee eee eee Of the | aivertising ears ever built are brougl | who partook of “rough on rats’’|/) OUR BIG FOUR SUITS ARE ALL WOOL and consist of coat, two pairs of iuto service to herald its coming, and placed in the brenkfast by his de- |/ pants and cap to match, Price, $3.00 complete. : s are allowed to} nay ever n the state. Under| more than one thousand people em-| mented daughter a week ar awo ago, | J 3 mails at the}tne oid beech at the Mint Springs, | ployed, besides three hundved of the | died last night, according to reports i srs] ihe now scaterad veterans organized] est horses ever owned, by any which reached the ity thls mora-)/ TWO FLYERS FOR SCHOOL OUTFIT SALE. at al infantry under Gen. H. B. Lyon’ amusement institution. here areling. | ; ve fue Hien nee ae : raat ih ot three rings, two elevated stages and ne of Miller's children died soou , BOYS Cents SE alata . to the] suly, 1861, the flower of Lyon county {4 quarter mile hippodrome track alllafter eating the f i Miller's | AST BLACK HOSE, 7 5 Sizes 5 to 124) county wing at one time during the per-| condition was pre , He lin-| set out for Camp Boone, i were in the jail awaiting Pts i {AN A . P m The meu were in "be jal ANAL acre, ba in cual for Camp Boone. company|tormance, The zoological display gered until yesterday and then suc-\qp Regular 10c quality. an se reaer 100, trial for having attempte f s several have managed to s|was organized into the First Ken-|¢ontains more rare wild beasts than | cumbed generai store of Wooley bi ver from infected dis- | yoky baby. the fist any other two shows and the largest \ a, Correct postottice last Saturac’ eye being on the b field « oh, | Water-proof tents ever constructed PADUCAH ARCHITECE H Twi ¢ . Andrews, were captured at srday aud putin quar] joel of the Eighth Kentucky, Rob-| massive entertainment and accommo Drawing the Plans for Maytield) after a runnin, mod on sntine crtson Cobb, now a. resident of{date the vast audiences which daily Tauro vententer At $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. t severely wounded, “The other Texas, was given command of rong to see the many wonders con- q i prisoners were de Jou the chate) MUST BE BROUGHT . ¢ ned in t shows that can be pedllecttos : LO JUSTICE. | the end of r Cay f een Dow heraiviee 62 Ory tiubuieas. focus, on Wars dircaiway, [ae ee B WEILLE & SON % 3 attempted bur Yesterday morving 4 pees retains the battle u PICKENS, TQU, IS PREF, says the Mayfield ‘Monitor r 4 Sdoek J , F 0 the old batt : , 7 Sts t at e or with every boy's suit abov Paducah’s Leading Outfitters, 409-411 Bdwy. o'elo Governor Mount Expresses Hin nrg errs by the ra residence that the disease has —s haps, the history the oh ‘ po 1 t gun ¢ ne t teresting olds gather- passe Mr. Brinton Davis E ‘ Are proving fast sellers and popular with dressy men. and uilding is to be up-te ev Is Release Mr. Summerville has sell Bully on the Versailles be broug rom Texas and third of th Lynching. about the old beech, wh shoved pistols i fave Hee} radia lis, Sept. 16.—When stands a stur monument o' Harve Pickens, colored, the third] gun work on his next to these, This manded the keys to the jail cells. ACT 4 ion |Past. Gen. Ly ‘ & *gZA0-] of the prisoners arrested last week at]is also to be two stories high and of | p ~ jovernor Mount received information ‘ “4 ; i : his t Deputy Jailer Black} it tive ot. wah ‘Daan. \yaohed {6 ized and equipped Ui | Marion, Crittenden county, for al-| modern style. Next to this is Ho p Sa fl i : resides at Edrville ‘lieged violation of revenue laws, was]. E. Johnston's building, on whict appeared on tt and he was liane liately sent the f fl \ also held in restraint till the keys}, ) the sheriff of Ri neelf in the reur hed before Commissioner Puryear | work will soon begin, — Never within u "| Cobb's First b te a i 1 as Mayfield been mak- t” were secured : his afternoon and acquitted ber history has Maytield 1 In the low e confined the Sheriff of Ripley County, |*eroushout : ®} Tt appears that all three of the] ing so many improvements in the way | THE HATTER, , Shuter an sins, aud there] Versailles, Ind Wire me at once] @e reunion te ie any prisoners had only purchased whisky | of building as at present. Mr. J. I.) ‘ Ys coded firt. Levi'al cviiars of lynching reported to | cant, % well as many other citizen®, | tor other prisoners, who gave them Webb, it is learned, will erect brick ae . ‘ saecbeds He was} particulars of lynching reported to may be counted ten te caoaey The ‘court ‘was con-| buslaess houses on his corner lot on Has moved into 317 Broadw’ awake wow Up bis} rorther direct that you proceed, with pee At strained to decide that this was not Broadway ad Mr. Will Shelton will ‘ new quarters y hand all the power you. can ¢ and, to selling it. A druggist or two, and] build a large brick livery stable ju d two pistol shots were heard ane bring to justice all parties partici perhaps others, however, at Marion, |south of the Presbyterian church, : , : fell to the floor shot through the} ging in the murder i the an menfOver the County — Judgeship] are likely to get into trouble as a re * pea : ~ . Where he has opened his Fall line of heart, Suter, lying on his col, re} ateged to have been lynched. Such Vacancy, sult of the prisoners’ evidence, DALLED MEETING fused to get up, but 1 for his} iawlessness is intolerable, and al! the - “7 - | <S F 5 H H life A stroke upon the head from # powers of the sta if necessary, will Quarterly court was called Tues- WOUND RE-OPENED. Of the School Board tor To) MA t H urns Ings OWE ‘ COSBATY fey i < \ s 1 heavy stick carerey si signe him ai ve vigorously employed for the arrest Ot Murr ire a a ioraed ae i Ce Night. Lage Mee Wer tbe “hes bodiea | an amieng ah ' ay rea udsre i vacaney and dk Wu Be pulerinae ey The school board meets tonight ir é ed to the main co-ridor| COMMS fs eee. Vosiving.4 rlof_ a presid called session to. straighten out mat- wert he lyachers made their way up We idhniasorlena, [ estion as Will Karnes, who split his knee|ters relative to the overilowin, mae Oe FON ten tad hate te ee ae a { ir electing afcap with anadze last week while at|schools, ‘There are some grades too P pis Aad Thee “tetna: lade eee ne. end todignast,. thee Mie) ‘vers differed] work on Mr. L. 8, DuBois’ house 1m] full aud a more equal apportionme Vi EN’S AND BoYs were state should spoil 80. beautiful a re- vio take sure. there{the West Kud, was severely burt | will have to be made nid of the leader ber !wo. Only exclusive Gent’s Furnishing house in the City. Everything first-class, submitted and their band 4 af t Il Pet oO an eee wrere| Con; 210 busiooss methods onght} , ‘chi Attoruey Cole-[again yesterday by falling down and} ‘The matter of holding school ouly | » 8 rr cause of the regular judge’s fail-] erably, were placed around the necks of all any cause _ : igpecen pase pega and the pra wes given by the lead-| yiED AMONG STRANGERS, [Ure to attend for pre eee rac oTALEGY: maka uch a change, even for a sk rt} er, “Pall on the ropes, boys, 3 a 3 barry pls ane V. Burns, & HB, Engin bel ait e fain ence pee The Peculiar : Suits Filed, , aaannee A SPECIALTY. = out into the street, Avene Succumbs to Typhoid. gine gto peiredeniflenctsa Mi Colored and J. R, Leigh on a note for $100, I have opened up at $17 Broviviy w.tau NEW STOCK of Men’s The entire program of action bac . Ww. , ape died iD DROTIne S08 Cae ein bs ! ot Joe Machen, colored : Fy t iad tegen #h ms. Ys. Puen eames oer ote OE A son of Joe Machen, colored, off wy, B. Nichols, administrator of!and Boys’ Fine Shoes, The lates! s\yles, the prettiest Shoes. ere tied behind them, Ropes were} i, pe good ass! cya + in as Hare ee ound aielsrnecke. and they Jopoe Soe. ten tna that the men} ran conended that a special judge) reopening the wound. half aday until hot weather ceases| ‘ WN ptoet oe ate rere stairway | U2, committed the ‘outrage will best sould bo eleoted under the statute] He:was delirions nearly all day 9) sill probably not some Sp. It it| 4 Leh Se ecmpeaione day, Bae La, he says, brought to justice With} ii the bar authority to elect from|a result, and today suffered consid-|does, it is likely from what has been | N where the I the least possible delay. heard that the board will decline to} ae wed Cook, Lian and Holt obeyed and the bodies were Me eae Re, a Me n this articular instance evidently been carefully planned in} ypjoid-malaria fever on a shanty }!s! Judge i particular instance | s+ "eitth and Jackson streets, has| w, 13, Harper, sues 8. L. Dale for Mr, Coleme I that the word its minutest detail, Not a word Was]ijgat helow. the iron furnace this] « iosikel that the worst suddenly been seized by a lethargy |§24, on a note, I have secured the services of Jno Storch, the] cole spoken as the five victims were} mormng, after about a month's ill-| HO Sey es ered the C986.) Which it seems impossible to s City National Bank sues the} brated shoemaker, Iam prepared to make all the latest JNO p ADKIN f dragged through the main street oft nos “SHADOWS OF AGRKEAT Crry”}of. ‘The child first became alli ‘kiman’ Pottery Co, for $162.05, |style shoes to order. Repairing neatly done, ' . . + village to an old elm tree near Phe deceased had a wife and broth- day, and cannot le kep! he village to a e The deceased had a wife and brot Sunday, and cannot ! i 1 to have been paid on a Robins YF theoutskirts, ‘The prisoners not sl | oy here, the latter being d Buras, Machen is employed by the Lang-]G1.95 and Queensware check on Sep ihe wmdead were unconscious. As]4y Mt, Sterling, Ky, ‘The home of At Morton’s Opera House Next] staff-Orm Manufacturing Company. | te thor 3, tae: Win hat ' B R | ; ow all were deat. frie en chan, Pant} é far as the mob knew al the victim was Roanoke, Va,, and by Wednesday Night. F nasties ‘Phis cut no figure, bowevery for had), capation he was a railroad engin Rapidly growing to a close the " nee they all been alive they wou dhave} ese He was coming down the river] George Klimt aud Alma Hearn] twentieth century will go down into) 4. iio of Mr. B.D. Phot Are assuredly upon us. 1 will desire good clothes iy peon handled just as they were on his houseboat when the fatal illness supported by a strong company will| future ages as possibly the most f.uit- of Benton escaped from the wanen Our line of woolens is exactly suited to every taste wits to Order When the old elm tree was reache’l] overtook him vat Morton's opera house Mon-{ful in its discoveries and inventions}? yt night, ‘This morning Gali bee Goalie them ropes were dangling from the The remains were buried at Oak it for a six nights engage-[benefitting mankind in all history Jo ‘cand EE Mi AA be : ' $14.00 limbs ready and waiting for the vie-TGrove at 4 0 k this afternoon, | ment at popular prices, The com-| Among the most wonderful products streets, where it ts supposed an Illi- 3338 Broadway. The mob bad no time towait,} pfi5 hoat is now moored at the foot of yany is first-class in every particular|of the century is Buffalo Bill's Wild tims. | , ’ > nois Central switch engine struck and oan. tie sh man who held the lpennessee street and the patrons of Morton's opera} West and Congress of Rough Riders] | = however, for eae Tennessee oi house are promised some clever per-\of-the World, as the historic ropre-| Killed te DALTON TAILONING N $ 0 if af five Eat the best; Stutz’s nectar ive|formances vext week at only 19, 20 sent tion of the great progress of Eat the best; Stutz’s pine appe L&s Lot # rope at whose other end lay | | ESTABLISHMENT $3.75 cat » or dead # prisoner threw the : , ‘ pee f limb, anddozens of hands’ crea, t&s ‘and 30 cents admission, That fa- this prolitic age. sherbet,